Egg Co operation in Ireland Promises Fresh Direct Marketing
A visiting American group reviews the Irish egg marketing system at Foynes. Farmers deliver eggs thrice weekly, are graded for size and color, and sold through a direct, risk-limiting cooperative. The scheme boosts farmers’ prices, cuts handling costs, and ensures fresh, well presented eggs for city buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foynes
County Limerick
Ireland
Denmark
America
Belgium
Germany
Irish Co-Operation Egg Marketing Association
Co-Operative Egg Marketing Association
Irish Agricultural Organization Society
Sir Horace Plunkett
Eges
Iriah Wholesale Society
Irish Wholesale Society
Dublin
England
Midwife Louisa Wessel Arrested in Indiana Death Case
Fort Wayne reports Mrs. Louisa Wessel, 51, was arrested for causing the death of Mrs. Mary McClure of Van Wert Ohio through a criminal operation at McClure’s home on Wells Street. McClure died after a dying statement implicating Wessel. Prosecutors obtained a statement from Wessel denying guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Mary McClure
van Wert
Ohio
Wells Street
Louisa Wessel
Gladieux
Homer McClure
Ft. Wayne
Hilgemann
Callahan
McClure
Hilgemann and Callahan
Honor Veteran Policeman
Funeral services for James Rogers sergeant and oldest Anderson police member drew nearly seventy five officers in full uniform. Over fifty officers joined from Richmond Newcastle Muncie Marion Kokomo lwood Alexandria. Mayor Watk ins of Newesadle attended as city offices closed. Police led to St Mary's church through driving rain. more than two thousand mourners filled the church, one of Anderson's largest funerals in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
James Rogers
Richmond
Newcastle
Muncie
Marion
Kokomo
Lwood
Alexandria
Watkins
Newesadle
St. Mary's Church
Ohio river danger line forecast as floods rise
Evansville February 23 The Ohio river is rising rapidly and is expected to pass the 35 foot danger line by mid next week. White River at Decker and Hazleton will continue to rise for several days as ice on the Winbush river breaks up. Boats on the Wabush risk no ice floe danger.
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Evansville
Ohio River
White River
Decker
Hazleton
Winbush
Wabush
Thief Steals $12 From Librarian In Elkhart Library
Miss Eva Corwin librarian at Elkhart city library confronts a shabbily dressed man who exits her private office with her purse containing $12. A chase ensues as children in the library pursue the thief but he escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Eva Corwin
City Library
Barber Speaks for Himself in Liquor Trial
Alfred A. Fletcher a Tipton County barber was tried in circuit court for illegal liquor sale. He conducted his own defense in his first and only case before the county bar. Fletcher was fined $59 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Tipton
Alfred A. Fletcher
Fletcher
Mpton County
Engine and Saw to Cut Ice in Surprising Farm Setup
Fikhart and neighbors use a cutting machine built from tee cuttings to harvest their ice supply for summer. Mr Klantsberger attached a buzz saw to a gasoline engine mounted on a sled track for ice cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fikhart
Feb
Samtuel Titsberger
Mr. Klantsberger
Carmel Library Nears Completion Dedication Planned
Carmel on February 24 reports the new ten thousand dollar Carnene Library is close to finish and set for dedication next month. The structure includes library and reading rooms on the main floor and a large auditorium in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Woman Reported Resembling Catherine Winters Found Near Terre Haute
In Terre Haute on February 20, a report from Mrs. T. Smith states that a girl matching the photo of Catherine Winters aged nine, missing from Newcastle a year ago, was seen in a gypey camp near here two weeks ago. The sighting is being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Winters
Terre Haute
Sage Nine
Newcastle
Here
T. Smith
Death of James Waring Loyal to Monoy Railroad
Cincinnati hospital in Bloomington reports the death of James Waring age sixty two long connected with the Monoy railroad. He recently served as foreman of the yards at the railroad.
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Cincinnati Hospital
Bloomington
Cincinnatii
James Waring
Monoy Railroad
Not Guilty in Runyan Murder Case Verdict Returned
In Crawfordsville on February 23 the Runyan murder trial ended after 35 minutes with a not guilty verdict. The courtroom held tense silence as jurors announced the decision, causing Edith Runyan to cry in relief and spectators to weep.
Indiana News In Brief Highlights Across Cities
In Kent, Mrs Albert Benham suffered severe burns when a lamp she carried exploded. Evansville hosts a golden wedding anniversary for Burton and Dimmitt at their daughter’s home with 100 guests. Muncie inmate William Marker attempted suicide using a rope that broke. Winamac reports railway delays after a hearing ordered Pennsylvanian trains to halt. Evansville railroad worker John H. Hearing sustained partial loss of his left ear between a locomotive and a door. Shelbyville grocer Leonard Powell found guilty of petit larceny. sentenced to 50 dollars and 90 days. Shoals home of James Lambert damaged by gasoline tank explosion. Burns and fault cited. Greencastle Vandalia Railroad sued for $2,000 by James W. Browning over a hand injury. South Bend suspects Ford druggist shooting case. two youths plea heard. Milton man nearly frozen found on street after streetcar stop. helped by passersby. Wabash Natlie Sarula fatally injured when caught between locomotive and building. fellow workers sent to hospital. Attica reports Archie Glover, former resident, killed by wolves during blizzard while aiding cattle sheltering. brother of Deputy Sheriff Glover.
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Winamac
Charles J. Murphy
Public Earyice Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Evansville
John HH
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Shelbyville
Leonard C. Powell
McLane Brothers
Ife
James Lambert
Tre
Herschel Lambert
Greencastle
Vandalia Railroad Company
James W. Browning
South Bend
Mlovyd Fifer
Shouotfox B
New Malove Park
Here
Milton
Wabash
Natile Sarula
Ble Pour
Sarula
Mary
Attica
Montana
Archie Glover
Glover
Veeternburg
Wit Caster
Lmo
Smart Boob at the Station Ends in a Prank
A haughty young man at a western city rail station pretends to announce a car will be left behind. Passengers move to other cars, while he sits safely in an empty seat. The brake man uncouples the wrong car, revealing the trick and the youth’s smug relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott
What Displeased Her In a Salon Exchange
A neighbor explains a servant girl left after a quarrel at the salon. The neighbor notes the woman preferred a different ske, a style in the work, which displeased her. The exchange reveals tension over technique and expectations in grooming services.
Reading fragments from a quirky column
A jumble of sentences mentions Madame de Massage and a self published book, a failed sale due to a picture on the title page, and a note about wages, mothers, and a son marrying a princess. The tone is dismissive and satirical, with no clear event or dates.
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Europe
Foynes Association
Crawfordsville
Runyan
Walter
Edith Runyan
Stull
George Hungan
McCabe
Mr. Jones
Sheriff Wren
Judge Vinton
Vinton
Jea C Tonser
Will Fr. Jotiiston
William Clu’ Iders
Hot Gillty
Indiana News
LOGOS
Logos Remedy Co
Ind
Jena
Sain Usad Co
Salt ‘Ave
Fia
Brown & Bom
Bex
Boston
Mas
Madame de Massage
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